It’s a rare opportunity to share what other English teachers around the globe do in their classrooms to instill the love of language and literature that many of us have. Do we have similar challenges? Successes? Joys? Frustrations? Are Read more…
BY: LIZ JORGENSEN Are you fresh out of ideas about what to teach next to your virtual students? Are you struggling to find engaging content that is free, easily accessible, understandable to students, and in the public domain? Tired of Read more…
Teacher-friend, here is my New Year’s offering to you. I've got no long lists of self-care or resolutions or easy technology tricks. I just have one thing. It's a candle for your window.
Teaching in a pandemic: It’s not pretty, but it’s pretty epic. Reframe the school year and fight. Be the hero of your own epic, nevertheless.
Correcting student writing got you down? Try some fresh assessment methods for focusing on growth in the high school English classroom.
By Jessica Salfia My classroom is a strange place to me these days. Desks are spaced far apart. My reading rug, easy chair, and bean bags in my book nook are gone. My snack table is empty. Craft supplies are Read more…